An ancient Buddhist legend tells that even Buddha can feel wrath. When he can no longer endure it, he manifests in countless forms and burns the world with karmic fire, purifying it and granting it new life. This is called the Ten Thousand Buddhas’ Destruction of the World.
Luo Chen is an unknown young man who willingly becomes the lowest-ranked sparring disciple of the Aotian Sect to search for his sister, missing for many years. But the girl he loves, Ao Qiu, betrays him. He is framed for poisoning Alliance Leader He Yusheng and becomes the enemy of the entire world. Yet, true to his upright and kind nature, he repeatedly escapes danger, even turning his pursuers into friends and journeying across the land with them. Amid the great upheaval of the age, watch as he overcomes trial after trial, masters peerless martial arts, and outshines the heroes of the world. Watch as he uses a firm hand to bring his men to heel, turning the army’s worst soldiers into passionate warriors, then forms a cavalry battalion whose three thousand iron riders sweep across the land. He writes a heroic epic of “draining the waters of three thousand rivers, lakes, and seas, and trampling flat the mountains and hills of forty thousand miles.”
Here you will find friendship, love, and family bonds. This is no tale of cold-blooded slaughter. When feelings run deep, tears flow freely. I believe readers will share the protagonist’s joys and sorrows as the story twists and turns, feeling as if they are right there beside him.
